it's hard to imagine a company that's tried harder to address this issue than disney. >> reporter: disney'stitors, universal and sea world, face the same challenges. this is 23-year-old matthew cody meyers. universal studios fired him after he was arrested in polk county's most recent sting. police say he showed up to have sex with someone he thought was a 14-year-old girl. >> so when the sex was instigated by you -- >> yeah. >> -- what did you say to instigate the sex act? >> i was like, would you want to? >> want to what? >> have sex. >> take a deep breath. >> i'm trying. >> meyers told police he wouldn't have really gone through with it and he has pled not guilty. universal told us that we have zero tolerance for this kind of activity. we deal with situations such as this immediately and permanently. like disney and sea world, the company also said, all our team members undergo thorough background checks as part of the hiring process. sea world said, "the safety of our team members and employees is our top priority," adding that it has policies and procedures in place and we take appropr

and it's not just disney. five employees were arrested from universal orlando and two from sea world. so far, 32 had been convicted. eight have pled not guilty. and two have not entered a plea. to be clear, none of these cases involve children or teenagers visiting the parks. however, according to law enforcement, despite the most stringent background checks, child sexual predators are still being hired. >> do you think that it was wrong to come here to meet a 14-year-old? >> reporter: this is 40-year-old allen treester who police say advertised himself online as big teddy bear for younger chaser. he was a concierge at disney's animal kingdom lodge, previously working the toy story ride. this is treester getting arrested after police say he showed up to meet what he thought was a 14-year-old boy, hoping, according to his text messages, to fulfill a fantasy. treester was actually communicating with an undercover detective. he has pled not guilty. however, listen to what he tells detectives during his interrogat

company that's tried harder to address in issue than disney. >> disney's competitors, universal and sea world face the same challenges. this is 23-year-old matthew cody myers. universal studios fired him after he was arrested in polk county's most recent sting. police say he showed up to have sex with someone he thought was a 14-year-old girl. >> so when the sex was instigated by you -- >> yeah. >> what did you say to instigate the sex act? >> i was like, would you want to? >> want to what? >> have sex. >> take some deep breaths? >> i'm trying. >> myers told police he wouldn't have really gone through with it, and he's pled not guilty. universal told us, we have zero tolerance for this kind of activity. we deal with situations such as this immediately and permanently. like disney and sea world, the company also said all our team members undergo thorough background checks as part of the hiring process. sea world said, the safety of our team members and employees is our top priority, adding that it has policies and procedures in place, and we take appropriate action as needed. >> what

disney. why did this make sense? this is not the first company you have sold to disney.the marriage? >> if you see what happened in the last few years, there is an emergence of a whole new industry from short form video content. short for video is growing at a double-digit rate. >> is it a real moneymaker? but i think about these between's getting paid zillions of dollars to make these little videos, how long can that last? >> it can only grow from here. youtube today generates more than one billion views per month andiewers per month, billions of brand value. there are hundreds of thousands of creators all over the world. 55,000 creators in our network generating six and a half billion monthly views. and is a very large reach, this would translate to dollars. >> it's up to you to turn maker into something other than a $950 million option for disney, right? how do you do that? i have seen the numbers around your business. the economics of mcn's are tough. 45% goes to google. if you have a popular content mostor like cutie pie, the popular guy on youtube, he takes the res

disney disaster.strikes the monorail trapping tourists inside for hours. >> six weeks after being released from five years in taliban captivity, bowe bergdahl expect ex bsh bsh beau bergdahl expected to return to life in the military. >> we will tell you what you need to watch out for so you don't get taken or a ride this summer. "fox and friend first continues right now. >>> oo good morning to you. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. >> i am heather childers. >> i am heather nauert in for ainsley earhardt this morning. panic inside the happiness place on earth. lightening strikes the monorail and forces 100 guests to be evacuated from the ride. firefighters were able to help everyone out by climbing through the roof. >> they took to twitter sharing their panic. literally struck on the monroe rail, lightening struck immediately stuck. i am convinced i am going to die. >> we will have more on this. live report from disney world at 5:50 a.m. >> that would be scary, though. wou

to get a retail storefront inside of disney, because what you have in that particular case of disneys built-in traffic. >> absolutely. >> in order to take your business to a national brand, you have to control the money and then control the inventory. but more importantly, you have to have a single focus on one product. you should become known as the popcorn lady. if sharla wants to be profitable, she's got to get out of other things, like crepes and funnel cakes. and she can't be doing this fair business. i mean, it's a total time and money distraction. >> i would agree with you that popcorn is the staple of my company. the crepes, on the other hand, to me, is a pretty significant part of my business. >> how much revenue will you do? >> probably about 600,000. >> of the 2.5? and what's the margin on it? >> 9%, at most, on that. >> netting 9%? >> he's always wanted me to sell the crepes out of the business. he thinks it's not profitable. >> i just think that letting go of that responsibility would make the most sense. >> that's right. we have two sides of business here. we have the d

steps away from disney hall. $3 billion in foundation assets. eli broad made a public commitment to giving away $75% f his welt. a conversation with eli broad coming up right now. ♪ >> by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >>> good evening. founding two fortune 500 companies. the insurance company sunamerica along the way he amass ad considerable fortune. that focus philanthropy on reforming public education through charter schools and contemporary art accessible to all. next year broad contemporary art museum will open its doors right next to disney in downtown los angeles. admission will be free. eli, it is an honor to have you on this program. >> delighted to be here. >> i want to start this conversation, if i might, going ever by going into your text that you wrote a few years ago. the art of being unreasonable. i want to go to page 60 here. it really does kind of set the framework for a conversation that we want on make part master class about some of the lessons you learned. i want to walk through five, six

jacobson now has a lawsuit against disney. >> i had neck and back. it was moving like this. i wasn't interested if someone hit their thumb or thinger. >> reporter: it took a one year legal battle for them to obtain these injury logs from disney. enough to fill several binders. they cannot reveal specific number of injuries. but the indiana jones ride accounts for 80 of them. >> people have had disk and back problems. >> it appears the indiana jones attraction was rushed into operation before all testing was complete. >> reporter: disney calls the rushed into operation statement false. but says that injury continued over the years that the ride was open. and the number of injuries went down. >> from 95 they're up here. 96 they're down here. 97 they're down here. 98 they're down here. so what happens? they're making changes to the rides. adding seat belts so people can secure themselves. >> reporter: riders must assume some level of risk, says disney. >> when the public doesn't know that brain injury is one of the possibilities that can arise from using the attraction, then th

meet disney's imagineers.loop." ♪ >> today's home buyers are willing to give up their mansion and willing to live a lot smaller. apartments are 18% smaller and san francisco and seattle than they were 10 years ago. 15% inave declined boston, 11% in austin. and about 7% in atlanta. like to bring in somebody who knows a little bit about the housing market and this trend. glenn kalman provides real estate search and brokerage services across the country. a show about tiny living. tiny houses that are cropping up all over this country. what is behind this trend? >> it is the rebirth of the american city during the bust. now that the economy has recovered, they have discovered that they like it in the city. you're seeing all these young people coming to the city, there is no room for them, so we're building smaller and smaller apartments and they're willing to pay for that. >> because they are cheaper, too. are me, per square-foot, they cheaper than some of the mcmansions we have gotten used to? >> they have been i

in the morning buzz, it was first branded as leaked footage from the upcoming star wars release by disney but we know it's fake but it was pretty creative. you got to check this out. someone took some pictures at frankford airport in germany and then through special effects with some type of software superimposed some of the space ships that you know are from the star wars movie just sort of flying around the airport doing some stuff. it you had a has 2 million views. many people getting excited for the star wars episode seven which disney hopes to release later on next year. you can view it on my facebook page if you want to take more of a look. >> cool. thanks. still ahead an amusement park rollercoaster derails out west leaving riders stuck for hours. >> a philadelphia community upset over the deaths of four children turns its anger towards the fire department. hear how the city is responding when "action

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when you think of disney you think of the theme parks. important when a new resort opens in shanghai next year. to bring the park ideas to life, disney leans on a group of employees called imagineering. mun went to headquarters to see what they have been working on. >> hidden in this elena you will find a virtual room. >> when you think virtual reality you don't think disney. this is for the cool. this is the closest thing to the holiday. >> this is the show room. it models park and resort attractions before it breaks down. >> they have actually looked at preparation and placements. they want to move this cap it over there. we can pick those up in real time and move them in a digital kitchen. >> it was created by the imagineering's. walt disney imagineering is a group of 1500 artists, architects, engineers and others who help bring the park ideas to life. the new fantasyland expansion at walt disney world in orlando. they generated $14 billion in revenue last year. that is one third of the company's total sales. it includes 11 theme parks

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>> monsters -- disney world? we're going to disney world!'t want to. >> the family disney is not for everyone. you do what you can for your kids -- >> he wants universal studios. >> come on now. >> that was funny. i liked that. earlier in the show, we told you about the university of buffalo paying $275,000 for a speech given at the school last year. the school was quick to point out no state or tuition funds were used in the payment, the size of it is turning heads. tell the amount of money she made for the hour long university event is enough to pay for 46 years of classes at the same institution. now to your responses over the twitter question about is it too much or right on the mark? speaking fees, we have some of the best twitter responses. what did we get? >> good morning. we have a lot of great responses today. our viewers say, don't invite her if you can't afford her, get what you pay for, free market, only one hrc. >> only one. >> another viewer says people have. getting paid this much for years, republicans and democrats, why is i

next is disney. rallied 20%. disney is not super cheap. not going to sell it to you like that more than 20 times earnings. if there's any large cap growth stock that really deserves to sale a premium to the average stock of the s&p 500 because of its consistency and 16% long term growth rate, i think it's disney. don't some stocks have to be worth more than the average stock just by definition, don't they? disney has a lot going for it, incredible properties and have three successful hit machines with pixar marble and lucas film, aka "star wars." these are consistent winners generating amazing returns and sequels. think about disney as a consumer products company. do you believe they're a proctor and gamble, colgate, got companies both can they really do what disney's busy has been doing? when you think about it like that, you have to wonder how can you not own disney especially when you know the ceo runs it like that. then there's intel. ouch. lots of people think they missed the move because it rallied from mid-30s to just below 31 today

i'm going to disney world. dad, we're going to disney world. >> i don't want to. [ crying ] >> what? >> disney world. >> gavin is not feeling disney world. breaks him down. he doesn't like the idea. i'm not sure exactly why. this was shot earlier this month before the family took off for their disney vacation. big sister is worked up. little gavin is worked up, too, but not in the way anyone expected. this video has gotten more than 330,000 hits on youtube. the mouse is too scary, they don't have any roller coasters, it's something. >> i like the dad. the dad's reaction was the best. he is going, what? >> turning to the box office, it was cesar versus optimus prime. dawn of the planet of the apes, $70 million over the weekend. the second installment picks up where cesar is leading a growing nation of apes and threatened by a band of humans trying to destroy them. transformers, age of distinction, which is really good, fell to second place, generating more than $16 million. that movie has $750 million overall an

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i think that's the future of disney. >> very cool. >> amazing stuff. jon erlichman's day job. legalize pot in washington state. up, the hedge fund manager who is when one of the savviest -- who was one of the savviest investors. u.s. regulators are cracking down european banks and we will ask him about that and what is going on? ♪ >> all of a sudden, european banks are back in the headlines. a portuguese lender is trying to assure investors and regulators that it's still solvent and in austria, and other bank warned it will post billions in losses as a bad debt. some people are jumping to alarming conclusions saying this could be europe's lehman brothers moment. i want to know what the smartest bank investors are thinking and the savviest of them all is right here. investments.us his of lehman brothers moment? >> absolutely not and it's good to make headlines but we are talking about the beginning of the tarp moment in europe. after the crisis in america, the government decided to do a proper stress test and recap was the banking system and in europe,

we talk by disney who does entertain a better than the world disney world company and the idea that wepicture multi- year collaboration in place with disney, i don't know if you had a chance to me we launched maleficent, the angelina jolie movie and we created 36 hours of programming and hundreds of products you could only buy it hsn around the most amazing movie of the year. it's those types of partnerships that set us apart and that is where tracks new customers to hsn and it truly engages our current customers and gives them another recent watches, so we love the idea of partnerships as a way to ask and our brand, and bring new customers in, and to be expired. when we go to our brand partners and say we will do a partnership with disney you should see how excited they get. they come back with even bigger and better ideas. >> that inspiration transfers from our business partners through to our customers . cheryl: it's fascinating what you're doing and thank you for teaching me one thing on how to say that movie name, which i know has been a successful brand . >> i struggle with it al

it come on mr, we have a world record to break. >> the disney efforts extends across the country and friends at gma who started the event on times square stuffing back packs and kindness has special impact here in philadelphia. >> philadelphia has been continually -- has had education resources continually cut and to have corporate sponsors step in and fill in the gaps meant a lot. >> it meant a lot to us too. tamala edwards, "channel 6 action news." >>> well we should mention once again disney, which sponsored today's event is the parent company of 6abc. >>> and up next, we'll get another check on the accuweather forecast and check of what is going on down at the shore snv time for a check of the accu warm forecast final day in july. >> adam is back inside and over at the big board. >> final day, not bad. finding a little more normal this time of year and temperatures back into the 80s across much of the area, washington 87. richmond 84. we have september chill lurking to the north. buffer low, binghamton, around 73 right now. new york city at 76. but that september feeling is now g

for over 50 years dating back to walt disney himself, disney has partnered with the boys & girls clubate the great futures that they can imagine. >> and this is just part of the whole summer of service. >> it absolutely is. you know, stories like kiana's are incredible inspiration for us, and we just want to be here, want to participate, not only to celebrate the launch of this new event but to celebrate the launch of millions of bright lives. >> well, you see it making a difference. we want to make a difference here today. we're going to have a little competition right here. we're going to try to fill up these backpacks. amy, are you going to come and judge for us and set the clock. where do you want us to go? right here. >> let's do it. >> 30 seconds on the clock, guys. all right? and the teams are going to race to see how many backpacks -- i'm going to get out of your way -- you can each place into the bin when you're done so one person down the line. everybody puts one thing in and puts the full backpacks in the bins. it's all for fun, but is everybody ready, ready? okay, get set

it's the oldest of all of the disney castles.appear a lot taller. >> it's the only disney castle with a functioning drawbridge inside, that displays the story of sleeping beauty. >> pirates of the caribbeaning debuting, as well. >> the last ride that walt disney supervised the construction. when it opened in 1967, pirates of the caribbean used real human skeletons as props, provided by the ucla school of medicine. >> the skeletons were returned to their countries of origin and given a proper burial. but there's one skull to said be remaining there. >> and a few fun facts. three babies have been born inside of the park. >> elizabeth taylor rented out the park for her 60th birthday. er if the only location in the park where you can purchase alcohol is a private club. and there's a ten-year wait list for membership. >> and the term used by employees for when a guest throws up. it was called a code "v." it was formally called a protein spill. >> that's it for this week's throwback thursday. >>> we have more on "world news now," strai

disney. >> seth: disney. sorry. >> someone's gonna kill you. >> seth: we'll fix it. watch this.mes down and goes -- [ laughter ] >> seth: that's great. that's great. >> go ahead. >> seth: is that how it happens? >> i understand it does. sometimes it's minnie mouse. it's adorable. but she still comes down and goes -- >> seth: and that must be so terrible, because when you first see them you're probably happy. >> let's not mess this up, brother. >> so, you're in this new disney movie. >> yeah, i am. it's an amazing -- it's "planes: fire and rescue." it comes after the first "planes", but it's kind of a whole new movie. >> seth: whole different "planes." >> whole different "planes." >> seth: and you have a 7-year-old and two 5-year-olds. correct? >> that's correct. that's correct. >> seth: and you brought them to the premier? >> i brought them to the premier. they were -- they were astounded and excited and i was thrilled because we only had to do two bathroom breaks during the movie. which, my kids -- whatever goes in, volume in, volume out. >> seth: nothing stays. >> oh, no. it's

like the new fantasyland expansion at walt disney world in orlando.esorts generated more than $14 billion in revenue last year. nearly a third of the company's total sales. the empire includes 11 parks, shanghai on the way. 46 resort hotels, four cruise ships. the imagineers are involved with hundreds of attractions and experiences. >> the best way to show you is to place this on your head and take you for a spin. >> inside, sensors on the hat pick up your eye line, enabling employees to jump into a 3-d version of the park. with a pair of 3-d glasses, they can test out rise like the recently completed seven dwarfs mine train. >> what are you able to do now that you could not do before ? >> years ago, we would have to make this out of foam and look into it. in this environment, it is completely immersive. >> parco is riding the train imagineers the question he worked, 3-d audio animatronics. >> we m&a the face and it is mapped to a projective form. moreeir work has led to than 100 patents. as more brands come into d, mores fol opportunities have opened

you're a lawyer for disney. i'm sure you know privacy issues.hat would stop them from asking other personal questions that tice not have anything to do with whether an employee is a child predator? >> the perspective employee goes in knowing there is going to be a polygraph. at that point, you kind of put your privacy issues aside because if you want the job, you go through with the interview, if you don't, you won't. more importantly, transparency is there so they can find out a background of the people they are hiring. again, these are individuals that are going to have a close relationship with minor children. we owe it to these children, we owe it to their families, we owe it to our future, again, to make sure that we do everything we can to protect them. >> would you want to limit sort of the questions that would be asked to this particular top pick? >> you know, it's not a question whether we'll legislate the questions or not. we'll leave that up to professionals. there are those professionals that know what questions to ask, depending on

disneyland paris, the largest private tourist destination in europe, is pinning its hopes on the disney movie "ratatouille." ambitious rat, an as streams of becoming a chef in paris. the theme park is hoping to add 4 million tourists and only -- annually after attendance slipped less temperate just like the adventures in the film, visitors will experience a host of sensory treats. >> you really have the impression of being a little rat in a kitchen that is trying to escape. it heats up in the oven. you experience all kinds of sensations and i even realize that when we entered the refrigerator, you could smell food. >> disney has spent over 200 million euros on the project that includes a bistro named is close to it writing a roller coaster and is not for the faint-hearted. they have recovered quicker than other leisure activities and making big investments are seen as essential. they are likely to impact the bottom line for years to come. inney plush total profit 2013 with 4.5 billion euros, over 30% of which came from theme parks. universal studios are also backing on the fever. next w

disney disaster. lightening strikes the monorail trapping tourists for hours. illegals crossing our border with nowhere to put them. eric holder says immigration laws are being enforced. what do you think? >> a pregnant woman forced to jump for her life during a burning building. the flames closed in and she made that life saving jump. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> good morning to you on this monday morning. take a live look outside in new york city. hope you had a great weekend. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. >> hi heather. it is monday what a great way to do it. thank you for starting your day with us. fox news alert. a bolt of lightening shuts down the monroe rail trapping tourists. >> the panic that was felt by guests at disney world. >> walt disney world says this particular monorail is the one that carries passengers through ep cot. many of you have been there. stormy weather is being blamed for bringing one of the monorails to a halt. a spokesperson says the elevated train stopped when severe thunderstorms c

it's hard to imagine a company that has tried harder to address this issue than disney. >> disney declineduest for an on-camera interview. in a statement, quote, we have extensive measures in place including preemployment and ongoing criminal background checks and computer monitoring and firewalls. disney went on the say the numbers reported by cnn represent 1/100th of 1% of the 300,000 people we have employed during this time period. and they conclude we continue to work closely with law enforcement and organizations like the national center for missing and exploited children as we constantly strengthen our efforts. universal and seaworld issued similar statements, say thanksgiving have zero tolerance for this kind of behavior and do everything they can to protect their guests. florida republican congressman says legislation to do much of what you heard the judge say a minute ago to allow businesses to polygraph employees. congressman ross, thanks for being with us why. do you think this legislation is necessary? >> it's absolutely necessary. it's another tool in the tool box. the act was

disney cruise line offers a vacation for everyone in the family. can savor luxurious dining experiences, explore massive nighttime entertainment district, indulge in an onboard full-service spa, or soak up the sun and simply relax in their own quiet cove pool. it's a vacation full of ways to unwind and rejuvenate in adult-exclusive areas. for more information about a disney cruise vacation, go to disneycruise.com. now that looks like so much fun. if there's anyone who deserves a cruise, it's our first contestant. he's been serving our country for more than 20 years, first as

, disney/abc. neil, which of those do you think seem more likely or realistic if this deal goes through? >> cnn is a valuable asset. fox values it at about $8 billion, roughly 10% of the value of the whole entity. the real crown jewels are hbo, turner. i think disney is a natural buyer for many reasons. they own some of the most important cable properties like espn that exist today. adding to that set of properties gives them more leverage for carriage agreements with mso's and cable operators. it's interesting to talk about cable and yahoo! >> jeff, is rupert murdoch doing this to send off others like google and amazon? >> he feels like the timing is right. they are passed a law of the phone hacking scandals that have been plaguing news corp. and the murdoch family. there is the antitrust situation between at&t and directv and comcast and time warner. he's seizing on a situation where he thinks it's the right time. it's the right time to borrow a lot of money because interest rates are so low. a l

reruns of the internet that it's never been off the air and on your own disney not just on disney and a.b.c. family into its run shelters of all where the show they are but i think for me and i know danielle as well is that some of the most meaningful you know emails and messages in san interactions have been people who come up to us and say you know i grew up with boy meets world and it meant so much to me and i'm so excited because now i have a daughter who's five or six and i can't wait for her to watch girl meets world because now she can kind of grow up with the same memories your daughter on the show who will meet in a little in a while is twelve. can we expect demi cameos from former attachments legendary. absolutely yeah we haven't but yeah we just finished our first season we finished at the end of may we did twenty one episodes and we were all done or all done the first season yeah so we were lucky enough to have writer strong come back who played sean on the original shelley place shown in the show as well people are going to very excited to see him bill daniels makes an ap

lightning strikes a disney world monorail trapping dozens of riders for hours. details on the rescue and what went wrong straight ahead. >> maybe it isn't the happiest place on earth. men who served with sergeant bowe bergdahl of the army say he is no longer a hero after fleeing his duties in afghanistan. what will they say when they hear he's going back to active duty? somebody they accused of desertion. >> even more democrats not standing by the president's decision to skip a visit to the border. >> i tried to compare it, it's almost like, i don't know. if i went on vacation to san juan, puerto rico and my wife's aunt was ill in the hospital and i stayed on the beach and i had a pina colada. >> you won't find the president responding to this one. he was on the golf course during that time. "fox & friends" starts now. ♪ ♪ >> okay, i've just decided i'm not sticking my hand in that tank today. >> i don't believe you. >> no wonder brimmed didn't show up. monster fish later on the show. >> we sure do. sharks and rays. >> are we kicking off shark week? >> no, the g

. >> and the other one that you're recommending is disney, the stock is at 86 now. would you put new money in this now given also it's had a good run for 2014? >> it has but one of the things about disney is not only is it a good growth stock with solid franchises with star wars and marvels that give it upside potential in earnings but a more conservative stock in the sense that when people really become worried about the markets and trends, disney is the sort of stock that will attract new money and help to hold up the values. so not only does it provide a diversification into the consumer discretionary but a little place to safety, quality stock. >> bruce, did anything happen in cleveland today? >> you mean, other than the fact that everybody is celebrating lebron james coming back? nothing at all. >> are you long the cavaliers and short the miami heat or what? >> we wouldn't short the heat but the pros spegt -- prospects look better for the cavaliers. >> better than 24 hours ago. if you're not in miami, people are excited for cleveland, including my co-anchor who

. >> i'm brook anderson, coming up cameron diaz and a sex tape, sequel to disney comes to life on the big screen. >> and we are looking ahead to absolutely stellar day. much like yesterday. it is not too hot. it is warm. we keep the sun, how long can this last? i'll have the answer on the other side. stick around. >> some people about to have a brand new home, looking live right now, nice friday morning, good day to do some building, be outside. >> indeed. let's run down the numbers. six homes, four builders, three days, one union. >> habitat for humanity getting help this weekend building homes for families in need. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us now, in point breeze, and you got the hat on, so we know you mean business, nicole? >> i'm hard hat ready. look, it really is kind of like amish barn raising, but right here in the middle of philadelphia, right here in the point breeze neighborhood, you mentioned, six hours cents being framed up in just three days, all thanks to the carpenter's union and four local builders. but go ahead, roll some video, i show you the sc

i like disney and mickey mouse and tinkerbell and stuff.ould love a world where i lived at walt disney world all day. >> but for the past eight months, moore has been living in a very different world, the jail's female confinement unit, where she is held in her cell away from other inmates, due in part to the intense media coverage of her case. >> because she's in the news and because of her charges. if you put her back in a pod, you don't know how another inmate is going to react to what she is allegedly accused of. so for her own safety, it's better that she's back here. >> moore has collected some of the many newspaper reports on her case. >> "woman charged in millionaire's murder pleads not guilty." i used to cry, opening these up. i don't any more. i'm over it. >> why? >> because i'm not this kind of person. this is a person that i'm not. >> prosecutors say moore, who has pled not guilty, befriended the $30 million jackpot winner and conned him out of a large share of his fortune and then killed him. the victim, abraham shakespeare, is

>> sÍ, gracias a dios que lo aprendÍ porque cuando hice esta pelÍcula para disney lo hice en inglÉs ygar la noche anual en la que el gobierno permite toda clase de atrocidades en el auto de una pareja se queda sin gasolina mientras leo se lanza a las calles a vengar la muerte de su hijo. una hija madre y su se lanzan a la calle. luz desafortunado segÚn el mientras intentan sobrevivir en los Ángeles. nos confiesa que era difÍcil relajarse despuÉs de firmar firmamos 28 noches en los Ángeles regresamos a casa cuando era de dÍa. empecÉ a caminar como zombie fue difÍcil adaptarme le aÑadiÓ a la actuaciÓn en la pelÍcula porque estaba cansado. en sex tape cameron dÍaz y jason seagel le intentan dar un impulso a su relaciÓn y grabar un vÍdeo casero lo que se convertirÁ en un horror. en cuanto a planes notaran que la tecnologÍa, el cambio es notable en cuanto a los efectos especiales de la segunda parte en mi opiniÓn estÁ mucho mejor que la primera, es todo de mi parte regresÓ con ustedes al estudio. >> gracia ♪ >> logramos entrar al albergue en mÉxico donde fueron rescatados mÁs de 400 niÑos